Hello:
I am trying to do a HTTP Post to a web site. When I do the POST
I get the following error message:
Not an ARRAY reference at C:/Perl/site/lib/URI/_query.pm line 35.
Here is the code: 
 
my $response1 = $browser1->post(
  'http://localhost/cgi-bin/fdata.pl',
  [
    'K.Page.B'            =>  "doxxx",,
    'KRI'           =>  "0,0,1",
    'X'           =>  $blk,
    'X3.SRC'           =>  $blk,
    'K.Loop.B'           =>  "rsld,rsul",
    'AA.SRC'           =>  $blk,
    'CP.SRC'           =>  $blk,
    'SD.SRC'           =>  ",,",
    'D1.SRC'           =>  ",",
    'K.Page.E'           =>  "doxxx",
    'K.Section.B'       =>  "rsld,rsul,rsul",
    'K.Section.E'       =>  "rsld,rsul,rsul",
    'X1.SRC'           =>  "'",
    'XA.SRC'           =>  $blk,
    'SD.DT'           =>  ",,",
    'OSD'           =>  ",",
    'XA.DT'           =>  $blk,
    'SD.TM'           =>  ",,",
    'OSD-QTY'           =>  ",",
    'XA.TM'           =>  $blk,
    'K.Loop.E'           =>  "rsld,rsul",
    'S.Continue.x'      =>  "12",
    'S.Continue.y'      =>  "16",
    'AB.SRC'           =>  ",",
    'X9.SRC'           =>  ",",
  ],

);
die "Error: ", $response1->status_line
 unless $response1->is_success;

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Can some one help me as to why I am getting this error.
Thanks for your Help in advance.

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